Topic - Developments

Brian White to speak at the LEADERS SUMMIT on where he predicts the residential property market will go over the next 24 months

Mar 10 2014 Updated May 3, 2023

The Weekly Source

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No other executive in the residential property sector has the depth and breadth of experience as Brian White. Since 1962 he has been building the family firm Ray White into the largest residential real estate agency in Australasia, with over 1,000 officers across eight countries, employing over 10,000 people. Brian was also one of the founders of CB Richard Ellis now CBRE - and was an early investor in realestate.com.au.
He will review where he sees the residential sales market is today and the growth he predicts over the next 18 months and it is not the same as the other forecasters. Hear Brian White at the LEADERS SUMMIT.

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